Journey to the Centre of the Earth 3D

[Pokemon Trainer]

Could anyone here help?

Basically, I'm a bit confused as to which 3D glasses I need for this film. Had a look on ebay for some and obviously found the normal blue and green ones, but then also heard the movie might either use the green and red or anaglyph glasses?

Any ideas?

 

[dmeyer153]

Don't they provide them at the cinema?! I would expect that for a 3D film showing in the cinema.

 

[courtneyrhodeisland]

It's not the red and blue or red and green type - it's glasses called RealD Glasses, they look a bit like sunglasses, like in the ebay auction below :

RealD Glasses

They do supply them at the cinema and I think you have to pay about

 

[Maiden666]

I don't know about other chains but you still have to pay the extra charge at Cineworld regardless of whether you already have the glasses or not.

 

[Man Egg L Two]

Dont know if its because i've got an unlimited card but i've never paid for the glasses a a Cineworld.

 

[:) greendayfan♫]

i had it on bluray before selling it on. The glasses that come with it are the standard 3d glasses nothing special. i only watched 10 minutes of it in 3d as it makes my eyes hurt.

 

[Hershey K]

Does it ruin the viewing experience if you watch it without 3d glasses on dvd? it's not all weird red, green lines outlined all over? I've never seen a 3d film on dvd, can't remember anything. Possible to watch without?

 

[Bored dude]

I've never seen a 3D film on dvd, to tell you the truth, I don't think it will be anywhere as good as at the cinema because they have the proper technology. I saw Journey at the cinema and it was good but Beowolf was, in terms of 3D effects, so much better.

 

[Shatter O]

yes it does ruin the film with the weird lines luckly the bluray and dvd contains the 2d version as well which is what i watched the film on.

 

[Sanya Ali]

Ah! thank you.